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Anyone ever built an outbuilding to use for winter practice?
Not that I want to argue but I have a natural gas well sitting 200 feet from my house on my property which ties into a distribution line that gas company owns. The gas line feeding my house tee's off this line between well & distribution line. I get a specified amount annually of 'free' gas...- Barticus73
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Anyone ever built an outbuilding to use for winter practice?
Does the 50' length leave enough room inside the building to comfortably pitch from 43'? Is there enough room for the catcher, etc I guess is what I am asking. Seems the builder I am considering uses 56', 60' & 64' lengths as their standards. Also, how are the batting cages hung? I was...- Barticus73
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Anyone ever built an outbuilding to use for winter practice?
The gas line I would be using for this new building is the same line being used to supply my home which is serviced routinely by the gas company well tenders.- Barticus73
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Anyone ever built an outbuilding to use for winter practice?
Wow is all I can say to that..........- Barticus73
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Anyone ever built an outbuilding to use for winter practice?
Yes, using natural gas to heat homes is the norm in my area. It's what I currently use to heat my house & garage.- Barticus73
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Anyone ever built an outbuilding to use for winter practice?
Hi, I live in Western Pa where during the months from November through March we are very limited as far as outdoor practices due to temperatures. I am considering building a pole building on my property and would like to size it correctly to be able to use it for some softball work with my...- Barticus73
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